Hustle

Seasons

Season 5 (2009)

All six episodes from the fifth season of the BBC drama series following the fortunes of a gang of London-based expert con artists with a moral bent: Albert Stroller (Robert Vaughn), Stacie Monroe (Jaime Murray), Danny Blue (Marc Warren) and Ash Morgan (Robert Glenister). Episodes comprise: 'Return of the Prodigal', 'New Recruits', 'Lest Ye Be Judged', 'Diamond Seeker', 'Politics' and 'The Road Less Travelled'.

Season 6 (2010)

All six episodes from the sixth season of the BBC drama following the fortunes of a gang of London-based expert con artists with a moral bent. In this series, the team attempts to bring down a banker who is remains well-off despite the credit crunch and plot to steal an expensive piece of art to get a cut of the owner's insurance claim. Episodes comprise: 'And This Little Piggy Had Money', 'The Thieving Mistake', 'Tiger Troubles', 'The Father of Jewels', 'Conned Out of Luck' and 'The Hush Heist'.

Season 7 (2011)

All six episodes from the seventh season of the BBC drama following the fortunes of a gang of London-based expert con artists with a moral bent. In this series, the team plans to stitch up the owner of a dodgy model agency and help a former hustler, after he fakes his own death, to evade the clutches of an Iranian gangster. Episodes comprise: 'Silent Witness', 'Old Sparks Come New', 'Clearance from a Deal', 'Benny's Funeral', 'The Fall of Railton FC' and 'The Delivery'.

Season 8 (2012)

All six episodes from the eighth and final season of the BBC drama following the fortunes of a gang of London-based expert con artists with a moral bent. In this series, corrupt cop DI Fisk (Patrick Baladi) goes after the hustlers, even blackmailing Sean (Matt Di Angelo)'s girlfriend, Kat (Skye Lourie), in the process, and Mickey (Adrian Lester) hatches a plot that will bring in enough money to allow the whole team to retire, providing it all goes to plan. The episodes comprise: 'Gold Finger', 'Picasso Finger Painting', 'Curiosity Caught the Kat', 'Eat Yourself Slender', 'Ding Dong That's My Song' and 'The Con Is Off'.